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Tuesday, 22 October 2013

Crypt Gallery: Glenn Lowcock





This exhibition of work by Glenn Lowcock, which can be viewed in the Crypt Gallery at St Martin-in-the-Fields until 10th November, asks us to slow down our looking, and to spend a little time. Exploring qualities of diffusion and accumulation, Glenn’s work is quiet and meditative and encourages us to look at, to look through, and to look beyond.

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Van Morrison - Sweet Thing.

Tuesday, 1 October 2013

Glenn Lowcock: Diffusion and accumulation




This exhibition of work by Glenn Lowcock (Monday 14 October – Sunday 10 November, St Martin-in-the-Fields) asks us to slow down our looking, and to spend a little time. Exploring qualities of diffusion and accumulation Glenn’s work is quiet and meditative and encourages us to look at, to look through, and to look beyond.

Please note, the Gallery will be closed  at the following times:

Tuesday 15 October: from 4.00pm.
Wednesday 23 October: from 3.00pm
Thursday 24 October: from 3.00pm
Friday 25 October: from 3.00pm
Saturday 26 October: all day.
Sunday 27 October: Open from 1.00pm.

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Gungor - I Am Mountain.

Wednesday, 19 June 2013

Glenn Lowcock: Slow down your looking


Glenn Lowcock, who exhibited with commission4mission at the Strand Gallery last year, has an exhibition coming up in the autumn at the Crypt Gallery in St Martin in the Fields, Trafalgar Square, London WC2N 4JJ. The Exhibition runs from 14th October to 10th November 2013. The private view is on 15th October from 6.00 – 8.00pm. 

This exhibition of work by Glenn Lowcock asks us to slow down our looking, and to spend a little time. Exploring qualities of diffusion and accumulation Glenn’s work is quiet and meditative and encourages us to look at, to look through, and to look beyond.


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Monsters of Folk - Slow Down Jo.